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August 5 (South Bay Newsletter)
News, events, and the inside scoop on the greatest place on earth.
What’s up SB peeps!
Surprise, surprise…the weather has been exquisite.
Feeling for the people in Phoenix right now.
I’ll take my 75 and sunny — thank you very much.
Here’s what’s good in the SB this week 👇
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HBPD Strikes Again 🚓
They’re absolute savages for “We are curious if the average $15,000 DUI will be more or less than the fence.”
Hahaha, classic.
Also — “we call that hit and run. It’s illegal.”
I need to hire these guys for some social media content.
Events 🏟️
Some things to keep your eye on this week!
August 17: Local musician Paula Fong. I know we’re ahead of the curve here, but we love promoting local musicians from the South Bay (read more)
August 10: Come Together Market. Givin’ me Red Hot Chili Pepper Vibes. Vintage, live music, good eats, artisan goods. (read more)
August 10: Grom-O-Rama. Summer fun in the sun! (read more)
Food 🌮
Went to this Thai place the other night.
I ordered Chicken Fried Rice — because I’m a baby.
And let me tell you…
THE QUANTITY. Goodness gracious.
I’m known in these parts for being what’s called a “Food Vacuum.”
When the waitress came by and saw my empty bowl, she goes “Wow. You ate the whole thing by yourself?” (but in a Thai accent)
And I have to admit, it was a bit of a stretch for me.
It was phenomenal, btw. Wife got the Pad Thai — super solid.
Thai Dishes. Try it out.
Local Business Spotlight 💡
Ten Thousand Villages of the South Bay (TTV) is located in the Riveria Village has provided 10 years of fair trade to the local area.
It’s a great store run mostly by volunteers.
TTV is a non-profit fair trade retailer that aims to address economic injustice and create opportunities for artisans in developing countries.
Fair wages: Ensure artisans earn a fair, living wage in safe working conditions
Partnerships: Invest in partnerships that empower women and marginalized communities
Sustainability: Care for the Earth
Culture: Celebrate craft and culture
Maker-to-market: Ignite the maker-to-market movement
Poverty: Break the cycle of generational poverty
They’re celebrating 10 years! Go celebrate with them!
Know someone who runs a local business in the South Bay? We’d love to feature them. Reply to this email & give me some backstory.
Just another day in the greatest place on earth.
Don’t take it for granted.
See you next week.
Your boys,
Jack & Sam 🤟
P.S. Song of the week
See you next week!